Importance Increasing inpatient palliative care delivery is prioritized, but large-scale,
experimental evidence of its effectiveness is lacking. Objective To determine whether …

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Background: Health crises in persons living with dementia challenge their caregivers to
make pivotal decisions, often under pressure, and to act in new ways on behalf of their care …

Purpose: Code status orders are standard practice impacting end-of-life care for individuals.
This study reviews the impact of a COVID unit on physician behaviors towards goal …

As the shift to value‐based payment accelerates, hospitals are under increasing pressure to
deliver high‐quality, efficient services. Palliative care approaches improve quality of life and …

Abstract Background and Objectives Falls and hospitalizations are adverse health events
commonly experienced by persons with dementia (PWDs). These events often require …

BACKGROUND/OBJECTIVES Specialty palliative care for hospitalized patients with
dementia is widely recommended and may improve outcomes, yet rates of consultation …

Background Few studies have assessed the impact of hospice care in patients with primary
liver cancer. Aim To examine the determinants of hospice care and its effects on resource …

The ability to provide primary palliative care is a skill set that nurse practitioners should
acquire, develop, and refine. The relief of suffering—physical, emotional, and spiritual …

Background Dementia syndromes pose a major worldwide challenge to public health. In
terminal stage of dementia, carers are responsible for decision making in end-of-life …